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Hollywood Masculine Feminine · Let's Ask the Mamas!

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  We got a question for our American mama. Dear mamma, why does Hollywood
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  want men to be more feminine and for women to be more masculine? Well,
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  let's ask our American mama, mama, and joining us now our American
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  Mama, Terry Netterville. There was an interview with Evangeline Lily, who plays
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  the Wasp in ant Man in the Wasp part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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  Right. Um, the movie didn't do great at the box office, but
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  I don't think it's her fault anyway. She's doing this interview and she says,
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  look, in Hollywood, we celebrate men by making them less masculine,
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  and then we celebrate women who not not the women who are doing the feminine
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  roles. We celebrate the women who go off and do masculine and they get
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  into fights and they're kicking people, and they're jumping around and they're an agree
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  and they're cursing. We celebrate the masculinization of women and the feminization of men,
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  and we shouldn't be doing that. I'm with her for a Hollywood elite
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  to stand up for this well, and for someone who's been making a lot
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  of money. Yeah, being more masking a very pretty lady, very feminine
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  lady, and they put her in armor and have her go punch aliens.
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  Yeah, exactly. She was also in Lost. I like her so much,
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  but I thought people usually don't speak out about this because they're so afraid
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  of being canceled. You know, we live in a canceled world. But
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  you know, um on that same front, when you just said that,
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  it made me think back in the day fifties, sixties, you know,
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  when Father's Nose Best and all of those shows, the men were the strong
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  male of the house. Yes, they were the you know, they were
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  the head of the house, right, and the women were kind of the
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  neck. They helped turn the heads of them in, but they were the
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  head that they were the strong, powerful presence in the house. Ward Clever,
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  yes, and you know June Clever, Yes was the mom. She
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  she obviously she ob you ran the house, but he was the head of
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  the house. That's right. Right. Then you kind of go through the
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  seventies, eighties, nineties you had the archie Bunkers and but now that we're
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  saying this, I'm thinking about like Raymond Romano, he was kind of made
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  out the men all of a sudden, the dads began, uh seeming stupid
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  or not. You know, they were kind of funny, but they weren't
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  as smart or clever. They kind of bowed down to the mom. Right,
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  Well, it's the Homer Simpson of dads. Yes, yes, became
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  Homer Simpson. Yes, they weren't as intelligent, yes exactly, And so
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  it made me, it makes me think now it was that part of the
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  process of kind of dumbing down the dad, making them less important. And
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  I mean there's so many other I can't think right now, but there's so
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  many other TV shows where the dad was kind of like the lesser of the
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  two because they weren't like the toolman. Yes, you know, she was
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  the strong one and he would even though he was like a man. She
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  kind of was the one that pulls the strange. Yes, So when she
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  said, you know, Evangeline Lily said, she said, she says,
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  why don't we feel like, why do we feel the need to vilify a
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  man wearing the s kicker boots, driving a pickup truck, who's not afraid
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  to punch someone in the face. But if they were a woman, they
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  would be the epitome of cool, right, it's so true and I never
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  thought about it. Like, there's a show on Netflix right now with Jennifer
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  Lopez it's called The Mother, and she comes out and she's this strong.
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  It's kind of like an she goes into this witness protection program and to save
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  her little girl that will never know her until she's like a teenager. Um,
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  she does all of these I would say strong. I mean I loved
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  her. You know, she was you as a mother, will do anything
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  for your child. Now that we're talking about this, I'm like they did
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  have her as kind of that male that would just you know, not only
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  throat punch, but just you know, slice the man and a half and
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  kill these people if they even looked at her wrong. But we are coming
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  to this place where that is celebrated and the women, Yes, exactly,
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  it's non celebrated. The exact same thing. It's called toxic masculinity. Chris
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  Pratt had a series, I believe it was on Amazon where he was you
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  know, military guy comes back and he's trying to solve this mystery about what
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  happened to his troops over and overseas, right, and it turns out the
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  government was against him and so He's all braven, macho and avenging his family
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  in all this, and people are like, oh, look at that,
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  that's toxic masculinity. My god. But but if Jennifer Lopez was doing the
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  exact same thing, they'd be like, oh, look how brave, and
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  yeah, look how strong. Let's price her. I will tell you this
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  that the whole, this whole scam, this whole toxic masculinity scam, is
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  it was invented by the far left. We want our men to be the
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  men we love masculinity. I don't want a soft man for my husband.
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  That's like that. I feel like I have to defend. I want to
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  feel safe under my husband's care when he's around. When Kevin is around,
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  no, I know, nobody will touch me. You know, there's a
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  It was an interesting statement from Jordan Peterson that I heard recently, and he
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  said, if you really want to be virtuous, you need to be able
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  to cause harm. If as a man, you do not have the ability
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  to harm someone else, then your restraint is not restraint, it's weakness,
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  right. Your restraint is only strength when you actually have strength to do harm.
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  And that is why we like I like having President Trump as our President.
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  He is unafraid. He doesn't care what people think. I feel safe
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  under his watch. I feel like nobody can touch us because he proved that
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  to be true. And yet Joe Biden shows so his weakness. It's very
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  scary and we see what's happening. We none of us still safe in this
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  world right now. If you like to ask our American Mama a question,
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  ask the Mama button. Terry Nutville, thank you so much. There's more
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